The Cavaliers ran up the score on the undermanned Mavericks. Cleveland scored 91 points — matching the third most in a first half in NBA history — on Sunday while opening a 45-point lead on Dallas, which was playing its first game since trading superstar Luka Doncic to the Los Angeles Lakers.

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been one of the best teams in the NBA all season long. While they have slowed down a bit of late, they are still a serious NBA Finals contender. Many believe that they could make a trade ahead of the deadline in less than a week.

Cleveland Cavaliers set a franchise record with 91 first-half points in a decisive win over the Dallas Mavericks after Luka Doncics trade.